Treads, Risers and Nosing
Show us each section of the staircase, including turns and landings. A count alone does not describe every piece or connection involved.
Show us each section of the staircase, including turns and landings. A count alone does not describe every piece or connection involved.
Compare tread samples beside the landing and the rooms they connect. Review the grain, edge profile and finish with your existing trim before approving materials for the staircase.
We assess the existing support, movement and connections before proposing new treads. The installation scope should identify preparation and fixing details rather than promise that every staircase will become silent.
Keep the list of components and finish work with the proposal. Confirm workmanship terms and care guidance for the actual materials supplied.



It is a useful starting point, but landings, turns, risers and existing conditions also matter. Photographs and an on-site assessment help define the work.
We can assess its condition before recommending refinishing or replacement. The decision may differ between individual parts of the staircase.
No. The proposal should identify the components included. Ask specifically about railings or other work you want considered.
Discuss the household's route between floors before booking. The agreed sequence and any finishing stages determine the access arrangements.